The Rip van Winkle tribe pretends referendum was just a dream

But it wasn’t. Queensland Police Union boss Ian Leavers is therefore free to speak his mind.
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34 Responses to The Rip van Winkle tribe pretends referendum was just a dream

  1. Jannie says:

    I think the referendum was held so Labor can placate their allies in the Aboriginal Industrial Complex. The strutted virtuously, cried emotionally in front of the camera, but still the evil racists would not agree. Labor keeps their support but gives away no power.

    But the referendum was designed to fail. The establishment, as represented by the MSM said vote No, so those plugged into the MSM said No.

  2. Mantaray says:

    Jannie. I can’t follow your post. I saw hardly anyone in the MSM pushing for NO….outside Sky that is. Can you give a few links, please?

    I also saw almost ALL the establishment corporations, sports, associations , professional bodies etc etc relentlessly pushing YES. Saw it on my QANTAS planes. Saw YES everywhere. Where did you see an “establishment” pushing NO?

  3. calli says:

    “The last thing we need is divisive rhetoric that harks back to darker times in our state,” she said. – Minister for “Treaty” Enoch

    What, like a fortnight ago when the entire state voted decisively against division by race despite the “divisive rhetoric” by Yes campaigners? Those times?

    Mrs Rudd’s Forgettory on steroids.

  4. Cassie of Sydney says:

    Bar a few exceptions, such as News Corp and Sky, the establishment overwhelmingly wanted Australians to vote YES.

  5. cuckoo says:

    That article must set some kind of record for the ratio of hostile rebuttals to the original offence, which almost disappears amongst the chatter. The journo’s rolodex must have been melting. And how absurd to talk of preferential justice treatment for aborigines. Next you’ll be telling me Victoria has a separate County Court, for (pasty-faced) indigenes only, where six months is the most you get, no matter what you’ve done. Oh, wait…

  6. Roger W says:

    Would love to know how distant the Aboriginal relative is that Ms Thomas claims makes her an Aborigine. Strange how many full-bloods like Beth Price voted No and how many freckle-faced ginger-haired people want the gravy train to continue undisturbed.

  7. Buccaneer says:

    Believe all experts, unless of course that expert is saying something inconvenient for the current lefty narrative, then demand a resignation.

    Ironically, by calling for his resignation, they are proving his point. It is all about putting a thumb on the scale of justice.

  8. C.L. says:

    That article must set some kind of record for the ratio of hostile rebuttals to the original offence…

    This is what struck me most. The ABC’s customary rule of thumb is to muster up two “experts” to faux-rebut any non-leftist statement or personage. Leavers’ observation must have really caused a rage storm because they’ve tripled the pooh-pooh quotient.

    Knowing a few Queensland policemen, I had to laugh at the suggestion that the union’s members don’t endorse their rep’s sentiments.

    We can now see clearly what the Voicers intended: a communist revolution. And Albanese the revolting Trot was up to his neck in it.

    Yes campaigner Thomas Mayo floats a crackdown on social media.

    ‘They had fearmongering… I think the media really struggled and failed somewhat to expose all of that in a way that got through to Australians.’

    Mr Mayo said: ‘There’s bigger issues to that. How do you regulate social media?

    ‘I think that’s something that needs to be looked at in the future.’

  9. davefromweewaa says:

    Five days sook leave just wasn’t enough!

  10. Tel says:

    But the referendum was designed to fail. The establishment, as represented by the MSM said vote No, so those plugged into the MSM said No.

    Huh?!? Can you give examples? What I remember was the “Yes” campaign all over the MSM, and sponsored by every major corporation. The “No” campaign had almost no funding and was entirely at the grass roots. This result was a complete rejection of the MSM message, and proves that the blubbering heads on TV are treated (correctly) with great suspicion these days.

  11. Buccaneer says:

    Mr Mayo said: ‘There’s bigger issues to that. How do you regulate social media

    Totally oblivious to the fact that almost all the actual misinformation came from the yessers, it’s not about treaty, the Uluṟu statement is only 1 page we’re but two of the obvious outright lies that were disproved by the words of 5heir own supporters.

  12. Entropy says:

    I think Jannie forgot to proof read before posting. I do silly things like that all the time.

  13. Mantaray says:

    Buccy, and others….Mayo is not “oblivious” to anything.

    OK, a scamster tradie goes to some old codger’s place and declares that the roof needs immediate repair, and for a paltry $500,000. The old codger replies “but I just had it fully replaced and guaranteed for ten years” The scamster says “That musta been a shonk. Give me the $500,000 and I’ll set it right before it blows off completely in the next gust of wind. Before it kills everyone in the house. Before it kills the neighbours. Before it destroys the entire neighbourhood, and maybe the entire WORLD”. “Ooga F’ing Booga!”

    That BS artist Mayo is not oblivious. That BS artist is desperate., That BS artist is unhinged. That BS artist is an hysterical grifter. Etc…

    The major F’wits who whipped up the attempted coup (Langton, Pearson, Davis and Mayo), are now in “full retard” mode. They know what the go is: are aware they are losers and knuckleheads. Bye bye Gang of Four!

  14. Ed Case says:

    Would love to know how distant the Aboriginal relative is that Ms Thomas claims makes her an Aborigine.
    Ancestry isn’t like mixing paint at Bunnings.
    If her Aboriginality is thru the female line, then she has 100% Mitochondrial Aboriginal DNA, which she passes on to her kids as 100%.
    People like Stan Grant, Larissa Behrendt, Charles Peerkins kids don’t have descent thru their mother, so it’s 0% Aborigine in their mDNA.

  15. Alfonso says:

    So it’s open season on aboriginal people?

  16. Ed Case says:

    That’s the Narrative being peddled by the MSM.
    Since Pearson, Langton, Davis and Mayo are more or less MSM creations, i.e., astroturf, who takes it or bthem seriously?

  17. Lee says:

    “I’ve been contacted by police over the last couple of days who have said very clearly to me that he does not represent them on this issue,” she said.

    So what? A few exceptions or outliers does not prove the rule.

    Leavers is almost certainly correct in his opinion piece about a potential two tier justice system.

    “Police have no role in politics and he should not be politicising the union.”

    But police are very political these days, and the left has mainly Labor state governments to blame for making them so.

  18. Lee says:

    Those on the left (especially the ABC) saying “police have no role in politics” would be the first to express their approval for senior police who came out in support of the Voice, or a treaty.

  19. Megan says:

    If her Aboriginality is thru the female line, then she has 100% Mitochondrial Aboriginal DNA, which she passes on to her kids as 100%.

    So, the DNA of only one of the millions of female ancestors we all have, the Aboriginal one, is passed on?

    Since it came from Idiot Case we know it is 100% horse hockey.

  20. Ed Case says:

    So, the DNA of only one of the millions of female ancestors we all have, the Aboriginal one, is passed on?

    If we have millions of female ancestors and we take a generation to be c. 30 years, then by your reckoning Humans have been on the Earth multiples of 30 Million Years?
    Put down the crack pipe, Megan.
    If a person hasa a direct Aboriginal ancestor down the Matrilineal line, then they’ve got 100% Aboriginal mitochondrial DNA.
    If that person is female, then they can pass that Aboriginal mDNA on.
    , and provided they have a daughter, the mDNA can be passed on to another generation, and it will still be 100% mDNA.
    Get the picture?
    For example, the girl who won Wimbledon a coupla years ago traces her Aboriginal Ancestry thru her father, therefore she doesn’t possess Aboriginal mDNA.

  21. jupes says:

    Indigenous barrister Joshua Creamer said over-representation of First Nations people in the criminal justice system was a direct result of socio-economic and historic disadvantage.

    Yep. Absolutely nothing to do with the number of crimes they commit. It’s all the colonialists’ fault.

  22. Ed Case says:

    I think the referendum was held so Labor can placate their allies in the Aboriginal Industrial Complex.
    There’s no such thing.
    Aborigines don’t vote monolithically, the numbers from Cherbourg and Woorabinda indicate only around 50% turnout for something that was alleged to help them.
    The reality is that the Voice Proposal was a massive attempted power grab by [non aboriginal] elites and was voted down on face value.
    5,000,000+ votes isn’t a bad result, though, considering there was no detail and Aborigines have already been granted everything they wanted years ago.

  23. Buccaneer says:

    If her Aboriginality is thru the female line, then she has 100% Mitochondrial

    So what, mitochondria is a small part of the genome and anyway there is research that suggests this is not absolute anyway. It’s just another distraction from Ed. As is his assertion there is no aboriginal industrial complex, they are the indigenous people that gave credence to in your words,

    The reality is that the Voice Proposal was a massive attempted power grab by [non aboriginal] elites and was voted down on face value.

  24. Mantaray says:

    Ed Case (11.52am). You wrote….
    “If we have millions of female ancestors and we take a generation to be c. 30 years, then by your reckoning Humans have been on the Earth multiples of 30 Million Years?
    Put down the crack pipe, Megan.”

    Usually I refrain from treating mistakes as serious issues (vs deliberate distortions). However, as that was typically nasty leftist BS, I’ll help you out, and I know you’ll thank me….Try not to make yourself look so stupid again….

    Going back say 10 generations I have 512 GGGGGGGG Grandmothers. Then 1024 9xG, then 2048 10xG, then 4096 …so you can see that there will be millions of female ancestors in the family very quickly. It reaches the first million at about 23 generations.

    Megan may have written it flippantly, or seriously, but in either case she was correct. Try not to be a smartasre when you are so clearly wrong.

  25. Megan says:

    Its not me on the crack pipe. Your level of dumb is out beyond Pluto.

    You only have to go back 400 years, DickEd, to have 1 million ancestors. Basic genealogy tells us that*. So according your generational reckoning, in 1630, you will have 2 million. Half of them are women. How many female ancestors will you have in 1560?

    Answer on the back of an envelope.

    *Strangers are just relatives you haven’t met yet, as the saying goes.

  26. Megan says:

    Thanks, Mantaray!

  27. Megan says:

    1560=1660

  28. Lee says:

    If we have millions of female ancestors and we take a generation to be c. 30 years

    Except that for the vast majority of human history (at least until the 20th century), the average lifespan was never more than just over thirty, and the average generation was almost certainly no more than early 20s, if that.

  29. Ed Case says:

    Usually I refrain from treating mistakes as serious issues (vs deliberate distortions). However, as that was typically nasty leftist BS, I’ll help you out, and I know you’ll thank me….Try not to make yourself look so stupid again….
    Pompous, much?

    Going back say 10 generations I have 512 GGGGGGGG Grandmothers. Then 1024 9xG, then 2048 10xG, then 4096 …so you can see that there will be millions of female ancestors in the family very quickly. It reaches the first million at about 23 generations.
    Well, no.
    Read my comment again:

    If her Aboriginality is thru the female line, then she has 100% Mitochondrial Aboriginal DNA, which she passes on to her kids as 100%.

    The Female Line is: 1. Mother 2. Her mother 3. Her Mother 4. Her mother etc.
    So, that line is only 1 woman per generation.
    Go back 23 generations, you’re only talking about 23 women, and the amazing thing is that the mDNA of that one woman 23 Gen erations ago is identical to the mDNA of her direct descendants in the female line in the current generation.

    Megan may have written it flippantly, or seriously, but in either case she was correct. Try not to be a smartasre when you are so clearly wrong.
    I’d say Megan mighta been trying for a Gotcha, failed, and sucked you in too?

  30. Ed Case says:

    Except that for the vast majority of human history (at least until the 20th century), the average lifespan was never more than just over thirty, and the average generation was almost certainly no more than early 20s, if that.

    Average lifespan is misleading, being influenced by childhood mortality.
    I read that the average lifespan for someone who died in England over the age of 20 in 1840 was no different that the average age of someone who died in 1960 using the same criteria.
    As for the span of a Generation, age of Menarche in Germany at the time of JS Bach’s death [1750] was 17 and a half years [because 95+% of people at the time were engaged in farming type outdoor activities].
    Given that the definition of a Generation is the midpoint in age between a woman having her first and last child, your assertion

    … the average generation was almost certainly no more than early 20s, if that.

    doesn’t hold water.

  31. Lee says:

    doesn’t hold water.

    The average generation of all history prior to the 20th century is nowhere near your assertion of c.30:

    The generation times of our recent ancestors can tell us about both the biology and social organization of prehistoric humans, placing human evolution on an absolute timescale. We present a method for predicting historic male and female generation times based on changes in the mutation spectrum. Our analyses of whole-genome data reveal an average generation time of 26.9 years across the past 250,000 years, with fathers consistently older (30.7 years) than mothers (23.2 years)

    https://www.biorxiv.org/content/10.1101/2021.09.07.459333v1.full

  32. Jannie says:

    Mantaray, I don’t follow the MSM, except the various article picked up by Blogs for analysis.

    However I have an elderly relative who faithfully reads the Australian everyday and listens to the ABC and watches the 6 o’clock news.

    She believes what the media tells her, be it Donald Trump, Global Warming, or Ukraine. The media told her to vote No. The given reason was because it was a blank cheque, an open ended authority to change to constitution, with no detail on the actual changes. She could not have come to these conclusions herself.

  33. Jannie says:

    Ed Case there is such a thing, I have seen it with my own eyes and worked within it and next to it. Its in every bureaucracy and corporation, and it operates to support the ALP.

  34. Ed Case says:

    Okay, Jannie.
    Keep a lookout for Pink Elephants, they’ve been known to go on the rampage in the bureaucracies and corporations.

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